west nile virus

Striped mosquito eating blood on human skin. (Adobe Stock │ #306185088 - witsawat)
Central Region, Home and Family, South Dakota

Insects are being a nuisance this fall

The weather is changing and many of us are noticing an uptick in the nuisance bites caused by several insects. Read More

Two Thoroughbred horses galloping in a field. (Adobe Stock │ #112217839 - Margaret Burlingham)
Animal Health, Editors, Equine, Dairy, Sheep and Goats, Horses, Kylene Scott, Livestock

Equine disease cases remind livestock owners to be vigilant 

The yellow fever (Aedes aegypti) mosquito, one of two species connected to Zika, is not commonly found in Oklahoma. (Photo courtesy of CDC/James Gathany.)
Ag News, New Mexico, Regional Roundup, Southern Region

New Mexico urges use of West Nile virus vaccine

Equine disease alerts remind owners to be vigilant about vaccinations 

Aedes mosquitoe is sucking blood on human skin. (Photo: iStock - panom)

Minimize the risk of West Nile virus infection

Horses

Equine West Nile virus case reported in northwest Oklahoma 

Aedes aegypti larvae and pupae prefer water captured by containers like buckets, birdbaths and old tires, anything that can hold enough water to develop into adults. (Michael Miller/Texas A&M AgriLife)

Mosquitoes can take a bite out of outdoor fun

  • By Linda Geist │ University of Missouri Extension
Mosquito season is upon us. Understanding where these pesky blood-sucking pests develop can help you reduce their populations around your home and protect you from bites. (Michael Miller/Texas A&M AgriLife)

Mosquito season: How to control and prevent bites

Horses not infected with West Nile Virus. (Journal stock photo.)

Horse identified with West Nile Virus in northwest Oklahoma  

Horses not infected with West Nile Virus. (Journal stock photo.)

West Nile Virus Confirmed in Horses in Kansas

  • By Heather Lansdowne │ Kansas Department of Agriculture

Equine West Nile Virus case confirmed in Weld County